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Pre-Owned EXTREME HEAVY LIFT DRONE TRAINING
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EXTREME HEAVY LIFT DRONE TRAINING

$3,250.00

Our course is tailored for the Freefly ALTA X and SHOTOVER U1, two of the most capable platforms in the Ultra Heavy Lift category. Whether you’re seeking to operate legally under 55 lbs for maximum flexibility, or applying for a 44807 exemption to fly over 55 lbs, we provide the knowledge and hands-on experience you need.

Topics Include:

  • Aircraft orientation, preflight procedures, and compass calibration

  • Payload configuration for cinema packages, including ARRI ALEXA, RED, IMAX, and Apple approved camera systems

  • Tuning for long lens stability and optimal flight performance

  • Battery management and weight balancing

  • Emergency procedures, Return-to-Home (RTH), and loss of control scenarios

  • Best practices for navigating active production sets, including communication with directors and camera operators

  • Understanding and applying for FAA 44807 exemptions

  • Tips for legally operating the Freefly ALTA X under 55 lbs, including recommended payload strategies for lighter cinema builds

  • Guidance on developing a Motion Picture and Television Operations Manual (MPTOM)

  • Compliance with Section 333, Part 107, and international regulations

  • How to build a profitable aerial cinema business, including rate structures, contracts, and client management for long-term success

  • Tips for Successful Night Operations, including:

    • FAA Part 107.29 waiver (Night Operations) requirements

    • Proper anti-collision lighting and night visibility protocols

    • Adjusting camera settings and flight profiles for low-light conditions

    • Managing crew fatigue and enhancing situational awareness

    • Effective communication with production teams during night shoots

    • Pre-planning flight paths and ensuring safe operational zones in low-visibility conditions

Course Format:

  • Day 1: Classroom instruction, regulatory overview, and basic flight orientation

  • Day 2: Field operations, payload tuning, emergency procedures, and night operations fundamentals

  • Optional custom days for:

    • Advanced payload tuning for long lens stabilization

    • Specific production workflow integration

    • Extended training on Motion Picture and Television Operations Manual development

Certification

Upon completion, operators will receive a Certificate of Completion, which can be submitted as part of regulatory applications and insurance underwriting.

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Our course is tailored for the Freefly ALTA X and SHOTOVER U1, two of the most capable platforms in the Ultra Heavy Lift category. Whether you’re seeking to operate legally under 55 lbs for maximum flexibility, or applying for a 44807 exemption to fly over 55 lbs, we provide the knowledge and hands-on experience you need.

Topics Include:

  • Aircraft orientation, preflight procedures, and compass calibration

  • Payload configuration for cinema packages, including ARRI ALEXA, RED, IMAX, and Apple approved camera systems

  • Tuning for long lens stability and optimal flight performance

  • Battery management and weight balancing

  • Emergency procedures, Return-to-Home (RTH), and loss of control scenarios

  • Best practices for navigating active production sets, including communication with directors and camera operators

  • Understanding and applying for FAA 44807 exemptions

  • Tips for legally operating the Freefly ALTA X under 55 lbs, including recommended payload strategies for lighter cinema builds

  • Guidance on developing a Motion Picture and Television Operations Manual (MPTOM)

  • Compliance with Section 333, Part 107, and international regulations

  • How to build a profitable aerial cinema business, including rate structures, contracts, and client management for long-term success

  • Tips for Successful Night Operations, including:

    • FAA Part 107.29 waiver (Night Operations) requirements

    • Proper anti-collision lighting and night visibility protocols

    • Adjusting camera settings and flight profiles for low-light conditions

    • Managing crew fatigue and enhancing situational awareness

    • Effective communication with production teams during night shoots

    • Pre-planning flight paths and ensuring safe operational zones in low-visibility conditions

Course Format:

  • Day 1: Classroom instruction, regulatory overview, and basic flight orientation

  • Day 2: Field operations, payload tuning, emergency procedures, and night operations fundamentals

  • Optional custom days for:

    • Advanced payload tuning for long lens stabilization

    • Specific production workflow integration

    • Extended training on Motion Picture and Television Operations Manual development

Certification

Upon completion, operators will receive a Certificate of Completion, which can be submitted as part of regulatory applications and insurance underwriting.

Our course is tailored for the Freefly ALTA X and SHOTOVER U1, two of the most capable platforms in the Ultra Heavy Lift category. Whether you’re seeking to operate legally under 55 lbs for maximum flexibility, or applying for a 44807 exemption to fly over 55 lbs, we provide the knowledge and hands-on experience you need.

Topics Include:

  • Aircraft orientation, preflight procedures, and compass calibration

  • Payload configuration for cinema packages, including ARRI ALEXA, RED, IMAX, and Apple approved camera systems

  • Tuning for long lens stability and optimal flight performance

  • Battery management and weight balancing

  • Emergency procedures, Return-to-Home (RTH), and loss of control scenarios

  • Best practices for navigating active production sets, including communication with directors and camera operators

  • Understanding and applying for FAA 44807 exemptions

  • Tips for legally operating the Freefly ALTA X under 55 lbs, including recommended payload strategies for lighter cinema builds

  • Guidance on developing a Motion Picture and Television Operations Manual (MPTOM)

  • Compliance with Section 333, Part 107, and international regulations

  • How to build a profitable aerial cinema business, including rate structures, contracts, and client management for long-term success

  • Tips for Successful Night Operations, including:

    • FAA Part 107.29 waiver (Night Operations) requirements

    • Proper anti-collision lighting and night visibility protocols

    • Adjusting camera settings and flight profiles for low-light conditions

    • Managing crew fatigue and enhancing situational awareness

    • Effective communication with production teams during night shoots

    • Pre-planning flight paths and ensuring safe operational zones in low-visibility conditions

Course Format:

  • Day 1: Classroom instruction, regulatory overview, and basic flight orientation

  • Day 2: Field operations, payload tuning, emergency procedures, and night operations fundamentals

  • Optional custom days for:

    • Advanced payload tuning for long lens stabilization

    • Specific production workflow integration

    • Extended training on Motion Picture and Television Operations Manual development

Certification

Upon completion, operators will receive a Certificate of Completion, which can be submitted as part of regulatory applications and insurance underwriting.

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